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Delve into the fascinating world of art history with our Art Movements GPS scavenger hunts. Discover how different artistic movements emerged, their characteristics and how they influenced each other. From the perfection of the Renaissance to the rebelliousness of modern art - each scavenger hunt brings you closer to the masterpieces and their creators.

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Which colour do artists use most often for the sun?
Yellow Blue Green Purple
What do artists paint with round shapes?
Apples Rectangles Triangles Squares
Which animal do artists often draw green?
Frog Rabbit Mouse Dog
What shape does an egg have in a painting?
Oval Square Triangle Star
Which animal do artists often paint yellow?
Chick Mouse Fish Spider
What do artists make with paint and water?
Watercolour Soup Tea Juice
What do artists often paint with blue paint?
Air Grass Trees Flowers
Which animal do artists often draw pink?
Pig Cow Sheep Horse
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Which art stream makes art you can touch?
Tactile art Viewing art Listening art Smelling art
What is pointillism?
Painting with dots Painting with lines Painting with stars Painting with circles
Which art stream likes lots of embellishments?
Baroque Minimalism Constructivism Conceptual art
What did landscape painters mainly paint?
Nature and outdoors Indoor rooms only Portraits only Still lifes only
What do we call art that draws animals and plants?
Nature art City art Car art Home art
Which art stream makes art you can eat?
Culinary art Stone art Metal art Plastic art
Which art movement was influenced by Japanese prints?
Impressionism Cubism Surrealism Pop Art
How do Fauvist artists paint?
With very bright and wild colours With only grey colours Using only white paint With only black lines
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Which artist cut off his own ear?
Vincent van Gogh Pablo Picasso Claude Monet Andy Warhol
Which art stream created artworks by sticking things together?
Collage/Cubism Impressionism Realism Classicism
Which art movement often painted peasant labour and hard life?
Social realism Pop Art Abstract art Art Nouveau
Which art movement often used dots instead of flowing paint?
Pointillism Cubism Surrealism Expressionism
Which art movement mainly used dots and dots to create paintings?
Pointillism Cubism Surrealism Expressionism
Which painter was famous for his ballet-dancer paintings?
Edgar Degas Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Paul Cézanne Camille Pissarro
What did romantic painters particularly try to show?
Dramatic emotions and nature Mathematical precision Daily household chores Technical drawings
What characterises street art?
Art made on streets and walls Art only in museums Art from wealthy collectors Renaissance art
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In which century did the Renaissance emerge?
15th century 12th century 18th century 19th century
Which art movement tried to capture the essence of objects?
Cubism Photorealism Hyperrealism Naturalism
Which technique is associated with Jackson Pollock?
Action painting Pointillism Fresco painting Oil colour glazes
Which Dutch artist group was active after World War II?
Cobra The Style The Plough Pulchri Studio
Which art movement often depicts dream images and the subconscious?
Surrealism Realism Minimalism Fauvism
Which artist made the famous soup cans?
Andy Warhol Roy Lichtenstein David Hockney Keith Haring
Which art movement is characterised by distorted perspectives and multiple points of view?
Cubism Perspectivism Illusionism Optical art
Which artist was a member of the Cobra movement?
Karel Appel Piet Mondrian Vincent van Gogh Jan Toorop
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During which period did Romanticism emerge as an art movement?
Late 18th/early 19th century Mid-17th century Early 16th century Late 19th/early 20th century
Which art movement is associated with the 'automatic drawing'?
Surrealism Impressionism Realism Neoclassicism
Which art movement arose as a reaction against the emotionalism of Abstract Expressionism?
Minimalism Neo-Expressionism Transavantgarde New Savages
Which art movement is characterised by removing all references to visible reality?
Abstract art Figurative art Representative art Narrative art
Which art movement is characterised by expressing the artist's inner emotional state?
Expressionism Objectivism Documentarism Formalism
Who is the founder of the anthroposophical art movement?
Rudolf Steiner Wassily Kandinsky Paul Klee Josef Albers
Which art movement grew out of photography and tries to depict reality as precisely as possible?
Photorealism Hyperrealism Magical realism New realism
Which art movement is characterised by the use of dots instead of continuous lines?
Pointillism Fauvism Cubism Expressionism
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Which movement developed out of Cubism but retained figurative elements?
École de Paris Fauvism Expressionism Realism
Which art movement used the technique of 'détournement' as an artistic method?
Situationism Fluxus Nouveau Réalisme Arte Povera
'Tachism' was the French variant of which international movement?
Abstract Expressionism Art Informel Lyrical Abstraction Nouvelle École de Paris
Which Belgian art movement emerged after World War II and means 'snake'?
Cobra Latem Nervia Lumière
Which art movement used 'assemblage' as its main technique?
Nouveau Réalisme Supports/Surfaces Figuration Narrative École de Nice
Which artist is considered a pioneer of 'Environment' art in the 1950s?
Allan Kaprow Claes Oldenburg Jim Dine Robert Rauschenberg
Which art movement used 'psychogeography' as an artistic concept?
Situationism Fluxus Conceptual art Land Art
'Simultaneism' was a variant of which mainstream?
Orphism Cubism Futurism Fauvism
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